Music

Mack Avenue recording artist, Christian Sands brought his High Wire Trio - Tribute to Erroll Garner show to Scullers June 29, 2018.

Armando Anthony “Chick” Corea, was born in Chelsea Massachusetts on June 12, 1941. At age 77, the eternally youthful, always evolving, captivating pianist, composer and arranger shows no sign of slowing down. The ebullient Chick is one musician whose performances are outstanding. He is an expert at connecting to the audience and stated; “my mission is to bring the joy of creating everywhere I can. When I can bring some pleasure I become happy myself.”

Celebrity Series of Boston Presents Jazz Along the Charles

April 6, 1926 - September 1, 2018

The New England-born trailblazers of the early 90s will join us for a very special Front Row Boston: Live in Fraser on 10/2.

It’s been almost 30 years since Tanya Donelly (Throwing Muses, The Breeders) formed Belly. In 1993 their debut Star shot them straight into stardom, and the single, “Feed the Tree” became a global hit. 25 years later and the alt-rockers are back with Dove, a balanced, collaborative work that’s brought the band closer—with each other and their audience—as witnessed at their show last night at the Royale. We couldn't be more thrilled that they're back at it.

The oral history of Belly's debut album Star.

Boston's 'can't stop, won't stop' attitude prevailed over the menacing weather on Saturday, and the masses joined on the Common and enjoyed the Emerson station’s first outdoor festival.

Host Brian O'Donovan explores traditional and contemporary music from around the Celtic world, connecting emerging artists to their deep musical roots.

On a cold winter night in Somerville, MA, one of Ireland's most exciting bands, Dervish, played in front of an intimate, but lively sold-out crowd in the backroom of The Burren. "Red-Haired Mary" is from their album Midsummer's Night released in 1999.

At the 2010 show, Robbie O'Connell and Brian O'Donovan discuss the ritual, the song, and the fun that was wrought throughout.

The tradition of the Round Robin continues during this year's Christmas Celtic Sojourn.

The Tree That Falls perform live at WGBH’s Fraser Performance Studio. Cellist Cristobal Cruz-Garcia and guitarist John Shafer met at Boston’s Berklee College of Music. TTTF incorporates the modern fingerstyle technique for both guitar and cello, while taking influence from a wide variety of world styles and genres.

A native of County Dublin, singer-songwriter Dermot Kennedy began writing songs in his teens. The current NPR Slingshot artist stopped by WGBH’s Fraser performance studio on a blazing hot August afternoon to perform a powerfully intimate set featuring two songs on guitar and two on piano. NPR Music’s Stephen Thompson recently wrote that Kennedy has “a voice built to fill stadiums”. The moment Dermot began to sing we were left with the same jaw-dropping feeling. It's clear Dermot is well on his way to doing some pretty special things in music.

WGBH/Front Row Boston and WERS (Emerson College radio) team up to present Buffalo Tom live in the WERS studio. The Boston-based trio perform songs from their new album, Quiet and Peace, as well as a few Buffalo Tom classics.

LA skate punk band, FIDLAR, open their Fall show at Paradise Rock Club with the Beastie Boys’ Sabotage.